Expansion of Bojorquez Target and Discovery of New Zone 4 km North of Main Zone within Central Corridor, Exploration Ongoing

HERMOSILLO, MX / ACCESS Newswire / August 28, 2026 / Tocvan Ventures Corp. (the "Company" or "Tocvan") (CSE:TOC)(OTCQB:TCVNF)(WKN:TV3/A2PE64) is pleased to announce new surface exploration results outlining additional gold-silver mineralization across multiple zones at its 100%-owned Gran Pilar Gold-Silver Project in Sonora, Mexico.

Recent rock sampling has expanded the Bojorquez Target and identified a new mineralized zone approximately four kilometres north of the Main Zone within the emerging Central Corridor. Highlight rock samples returned values of up to 2.4 g/t Au and 67 g/t Ag, with copper values reaching 1.6% Cu associated with old mine workings hosted in a tourmaline breccia. The Central Corridor trend has now been traced over a strike length exceeding 1,000 metres on the same structural orientation as the Main Zone (Figure 1.). Sampling and mapping across the Central Corridor are ongoing with soil grids in progress.

Key Highlights

• Bojorquez Expansion: Additional sampling has extended the known surface footprint of the Bojorquez Target (previously outlined ~3 km east of the Main Zone), confirming continuity of gold-silver mineralization with strong pathfinder element support.

• New Central Corridor Zone: A newly defined zone located ~4 km north of the Main Zone along the Central Corridor returned anomalous to significant gold and silver values in rock chip samples. The mineralized trend extends over 1,000 metres in length and displays geological characteristics similar to the South Block and Main Zone.

• Rock Sample Results: Peak values of 2.4 g/t Au and 67 g/t Ag, along with copper up to 1.6% Cu related to historic mine workings in a tourmaline breccia. Samples also returned elevated arsenic, antimony, and other base-metal pathfinders consistent with the epithermal system at Gran Pilar.

• These results further demonstrate the district-scale potential of Gran Pilar, with multiple mineralized trends now defined across the property and remaining open for expansion.

The new Central Corridor zone lies along a structural trend interpreted from recent mapping, magnetic data, and surface geochemistry. Mineralization is hosted in andesitic volcanic rocks with quartz veining, silicification, hematite alteration, and localized brecciation, features analogous to those observed at the Main Zone and Mezquite target. Continuous sampling has outlined the corridor over more than 1,000 metres of strike, with mineralization remaining open along strike and untested at depth.

Notably, sampling near historic mine workings within a tourmaline breccia returned the highest copper values (up to 1.6% Cu) together with elevated gold and silver, highlighting the potential for polymetallic mineralization in structurally controlled zones.

Sampling at the expanded Bojorquez area continues to outline coherent gold-silver anomalies coincident with magnetic lows, reinforcing the potential for structurally controlled epithermal mineralization.

Figure 1. Target map of the Gran Pilar Project with recent surface sample highlights extending target to the east of the South Block and through the previously unsampled Central Corridor.

Chris Gordon, CEO of Tocvan, commented:

"These new surface results expand Bojorquez and open up an exciting new zone four kilometres north of the Main Zone in the Central Corridor. Returning rock samples up to 2.4 g/t gold and 67 g/t silver, with copper values as high as 1.6% associated with old mine workings in a tourmaline breccia, and the Central Corridor already defined over 1,000 metres of strike, further validates the multi-kilometre scale and polymetallic potential of the hydrothermal system at Gran Pilar. At the same time, our pilot facility is advancing rapidly, the heap leach pad is fully prepared for the liner and the processing plant in Hermosillo is near completion. With exploration success and development progress occurring in parallel, we are well positioned to deliver both near-term production and continued resource growth."

Surface exploration continues across the Central Corridor and other priority areas to refine targets for follow-up trenching and drilling. Results will be integrated with ongoing geophysical interpretation and the broader 2026 exploration program.